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Building inspector reports 11 certificates of occupancy, 69 code issues referred
Summary
Councilman Bob Miskanin reported 11 Certificates of Occupancy and 69 code-enforcement issues turned over in May; eight charges were filed at the magistrate.
Councilman Bob Miskanin delivered the monthly building-inspections and code-enforcement update for May, recording 11 Certificates of Occupancy issued, six conditional Certificates of Occupancy, two building permits issued and two failed inspections.
Miskanin said code enforcement turned over 69 issues in May, issued three courtesy notices, sent 52 violation letters and filed eight charges at the magistrate. The council used the report to inform related enforcement and permitting activity; no new ordinances or enforcement policy changes were proposed during the meeting.
During the same agenda sequence, council approved a $250 donation to S.A. Football for equipment storage and announced a new commercial-properties listing section on the borough website to help market properties for sale or rent.
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